Miami is expecting a warm weekend before a significant cold front arrives early next week, leading to a notable cooldown since early March, with morning lows in the 50s by Tuesday.

Miami Beach sets to honor military service with a Blue and Gold Star Memorial Marker in Canopy Park, with a dedication ceremony involving local officials and VFW Post 3559.

North Miami supports Caribbean nations, especially Jamaica, through a supply drive after Hurricane Melissa, collecting essentials and emphasizing the importance of solidarity and community generosity.

Pembroke Pines offers a household hazardous waste collection on December 6, 2025, for local residents at the wastewater treatment plant, promoting safe disposal and environmental protection.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is searching for a missing 83-year-old woman, Dolores E. Beliveau, last seen on October 31st, potentially with dementia.

West Palm Beach is celebrating the holidays with "Holiday in Paradise," featuring a 35-foot sand tree sculpture named Sandi and various events such as light shows and a New Year's Eve fireworks display.

Fake $100 bills marked for movie use are circulating in the Florida Keys, prompting a warning from local authorities to residents and business owners.

A Texas man is charged with making online threats against Florida conservatives, including antisemitic messages. He faces extortion and related allegations.

Police are probing an early morning gunfire situation at Harper's Pub in Port St. Lucie, with no injuries reported and four people questioned but not charged.

A fire broke out early Tuesday at Miami-Dade's Canongate condos, with residents evacuating and no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Miami-Dade residents vote for new mayoral candidates and commissioners. A runoff may occur if no candidate gets 50%. Early voting numbers are high. The Miami political scene reflects wider trends with important elections elsewhere.

In Homestead, FL, a deputy shot a teen following an armed carjacking and chase. The suspects, found to be teens, were pursued by deputies, resulting in one being shot and two arrested. No community members or deputies were otherwise hurt.

Two people died and two were injured in wrong-way collisions on the Florida Turnpike in Southwest Miami-Dade. A blue Honda collided with a silver Toyota, followed by a white Toyota crashing into the scene.